Primary Election Notice for Warren County 1919
Warren County Pennsylvania voters are warned of the September 16 1919 primaries. Nominations will be held for state superior court judges county officials school directors assessors auditors and many ward borough and township offices including councilmen policers and Justices of the Peace. Attest Addison White clerk July 17 1924 August 7 1924.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Pennsylvania
Oughs
Tidioute
Whendon
Grand Valley
Columbus
Brokenstraw Townshop
Conenango Township
Deerfield Township
Eldred Township
Freehold Township
Kinzua Township
Mead Township
Pittfield Township
Triumph Township
Watson Township
Bear Lake
Sugar Grove
Columbus Township
Eldred
Limestone Township
Pine Grove Township
Sugar Grove Township
South West Township
Warren Borough
Sinking of the Turritella The Wolf raid tale unfolds
A London Times correspondent recounts a midnight Aden patrol encounter with the German raider Wolf. A ship calling itself Turritella London pretended British, spelled Aden oddly, and neared discovery before revealing itself as a German prize with Chinese crew. The Turritella later sank after being exposed by a searchlight.
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London
Arabian Seas
Indian Ocean
Admiralty
London Times
Aden
Wolf
Shanghai
Rangoon
Colombo
Prim
Red Sea
Brands Alienist as Head Hunter Target of Lunacy Reform
New York declares a sane Chaloner plans a national campaign to combat bogus lunacy laws and secure jury trials before commitment. Declared sane by Justice Ford, he will use $110000 yearly income from $2 million estate to fund lectures at Cooper Union starting November 9 on The Philosophic Aspect of Christianity.
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New York
John Armstrong Chaloner
Virginia
Chaloner
Justice Ford
Supreme Court
Ford
North Carolina
East
West
South
United States
Richmond
Rex Picture Theater
Fourth Estate
Coopv Union
Cleopatra From Nile Seeks a Husband Here
Princess Delia Prattra of Merotia travels to America with three aims to wed a suitable American, invest at least fifty thousand dollars in a modern wardrobe, and tour the country to view its wonders. She presents a royal air with a bright smile and distinctive dress including loose trousers and ankle bands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delia Prattra
America
Cleopatra
The
Nile
San Francisco
Dr Esther Lovejoy Leads WWN A America Medical Work
Dr Esther Pohl Lovejoy of Oregon is named chairman in charge of the mediate program for the American Women’s hospitals war work and reconstruction committee of the Medical Women’s National Association. She has a long suffrage record and was the first woman doctor sent abroad by the association.
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Sorbin
Near East
American Women's Hospitals
Medical Women’s National Association of America
Esther Pohl Lovejoy
Oregon
Madson Avenue
New York City
National American Woman Suffrage Association
Lovejoy
Medical Women’s National Association
France
American Red Cross
Lightning Strikes Rancher. Watch Melted in Pocket
Harry Douglass, a ranch man near his property, was struck by lightning during a storm. His horse died from the strike while he was knocked unconscious, then revived. He pulled the watch from his pocket to save it and found the works and part of the case melted by the heat.
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British Admiralty
Admiralty
Aden
Ava
Wye
Harry Douglass
Douglas
Snake Short Circuits Wires At Ithaca Power House
A snake crawled to the roof of a power house at Haughnock Gorge near Ithaca New York. It slipped through a gap above the electrical apparatus and fell across two wires causing a short circuit. Several villages were darkened and the snake was electrocuted.
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Ithaca
N. Y
Haughnock Gorge
Vast Petroleum Beds Unearth Huge Norfolk Shale Treasures
Drilling in England's Norfolk shale fields near King's Lynn reports 200 million tons of petroleum products unearthed with geologists estimating five times that amount remains to be found. The find promises to ease Logland's fuel supply and bolster energy prospects.
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England
London
Norfolk
King’s Lyn
Logland
Nurahlam
Fuellhart Announces Candidacy for Warren County Treasurer
H. A. Fuellhart declares as a Republican candidate for county treasurer in Warren County with primaries set for September 16 1919. Announcement dated January 2 1919 from Tidioute Pennsylvania.
Andrew R Black Announces Republican Candidacy for Warren County Treasurer
County treasurer hopeful Andrew R. Black of Warren Pennsylvania announces his Republican candidacy for the treasurer nomination. He states the decision will come from Republican voters at the primaries on the third Tuesday of September 1919, with the notice dated November 6, 1918.
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Warren County
Andrew R. Black
Warren, Pa
Warren County Commissioner Nomination Notice
County commissions for Warren County announce W. D. Ward seeks Republican primary nomination. Voters will decide on September 17, 1949. Grade Two.
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W. D. Ward
Candidate for Sheriff in Warren County Pa
Lieutenant Erick S. Munson announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for Sheriff of Warren County Pennsylvania subject to the Republican primaries on September 16, 1919. Munson served with the 112th Regiment 28th Iron Division A E K.
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Warren County
Bulk mailing list pitch aims to sell addresses
An advertisement promises a directory of names and addresses for mailing advertising materials. It asks readers to supply their full name street number and town and to send 10 cents to be entered on the list, implying buyers will receive lists of addresses for spamming purposes.
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Superior Court
Partisan County
A. C. Mook
E. M. Lowe
S. A. Cramer
Addison White
Boche
Toritella
Lloyd's List
Turritella
Port
Aeea
Kaiserliche Marine
Brands Alienist
Esther Lovejoy
H. A. Fuellhart
Erick S. Munson
Iron) Div
A.E.K
L. C. Eddy
Pennsylvania Avenue
General Law
Curtis M. Shawkey
Savings Bank Block
Penn’a
D. G. Blackman
Justice of the Peace
Second
BELL
DR. Pulverman
Opt
the Weed Company
Wilton
Conn
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